I'm disabled and parked in the remaining handicap spot. The white car in the handicap spot next to…read moreme didn't have any permits that I could see. I brought this concern to a volunteer while in the thrift shop, and she said, "We don't have anyone who can help with that, SWEETIE." I asked her to call me ma'am, but she doubled down and called me another patronizing name. Why are they there if they don't want to respect disabled people in all aspects? Isn't Hope Hospice about caring? Maybe the facility itself is, with its paid staff, but the volunteer-powered store is sorely lacking. The population is getting older and less able bodied; and damnit, we deserve some support and respect!

Service Price…read more Selection is ok but once you see the price it's like no thank you Idk the ppl were just rude I thrift a lot and this just wasn't it Maybe for others but eh

This place is a New Braunfel's gem! It is located close to downtown but tucked away behind the…read moreHuisache Grill parking lot, alongside the train tracks. Kat, the owner, has an impeccable eye for timeless style that complements her passionate appreciation for one-of-a-kind, handmade items and unique brands that create beautiful, high quality clothing/accessories. Her reverence for the history behind each of the unique vintage treasures you will find here create a type of vintage magic you will not find at any other antique/salvage shop around. It is one thing to buy a vintage item because you think it is beautiful but to be able to hear the story behind that particular item turns it into a treasure. LOT 59 is my idea of boutique perfection; from the ever changing unique brands of women's apparel and locally made jewelry to the wildly unique vintage gems scattered throughout the LOT, it is a MUST STOP SHOP for anyone traveling through the NB area.

Took a macrame class and the atmosphere, the teachings and the people were great! Can't wait for…read morethe dream catcher class. Check out this store's super chic clothes!

I'm quite satisfied with the clothing and goods I find at TJ Maxx. I've bought from their…read morecosmetic/beauty department and found very good prices on well known brands whether it's shampoo, moisturizer, makeup remover. Their specialty foods aisles have a large assortment of teas and honey , olive oil, as well as dried fruit. I bought mango slices and they were delicious not hard and dried out that other stores sell. Kitchen area has a great selection of kitchen needs ( spatulas, pots, pans, dish cloths, etc). Clothing is pretty much reasonably priced. Employees are hard to find while shopping but this seems like the trend no matter where you shop. Sometimes there are a lot of people in the checkout line. Better to do your shopping during the week to avoid long lines. Great place to do shopping for presents whether birthday or holidays.

I'm so pleased with this TJ Maxx location.!!! It's neatly organized so it's easy to find things…read more Even though the line was long on a Sunday afternoon, the register were all open so the line moved quickly. The best part for me was I found a Pat McGrath gift set that retails for $200 for $70 here!!!

This still is my favorite thrift store in New Braunfels. Prices are reasonable and I've found good…read morequality clothing , kitchen stuff, and a members mark child sleeping bag that my pup adores. They have a card that they stamp so many times depending on the amount of your purchase. If you guess the trivia question that's listed at the register you get an extra stamp. So when you make purchases the money goes to help kids and families in the community.

The last 2 visits here have been very disappointing and I most likely will not be returning. The…read morestaff yesterday was unmotivated and acted like it was a bother to check people out. The store is mostly filled with overpriced used clothes. A couple of years ago there were lots of great items sadly not anymore. It's very disappointing.

Brand new store, it's small but has everything you need…read more A large selection of meat and seafood. Staff super friendly

Service is amazing and there's lots of choices on meats, etc. Prices are decent as well…read more Visit when you're not pressed for time. Don't blame me if you spend more than you budgeted.

This is a good sized store in a great location (Creekside Crossing). Like all of the stores at…read moreCreekside Crossing, it looks brand new. The floor was spotless. This Burlington Coat Factory has a LOT of clothes. It wasn't as balanced as other Burlington Coat Factory stores that have about as many gadgets, accessories, houseware, furniture etc...as clothes. But this is great if you're trying to get a wardrobe for you and your family. Men, there is a nice section of dress pants. I posted pictures to give you an idea of how vast the clothes are. I also liked that it was organized in such a way that you can get in and out without bouncing all over the place. My main reason for usually avoiding Burlington Coat Factory is how they have items on displays all over the store in areas totally unrelated to said item. This is not the case here. I was here looking for curtains and curtain rods. I couldn't find any curtains and about 30 curtain rods. Odd. However there were a ton of wall decor. I was sure to make a mental note of this for the future when I have more time to come back and shop for home decor. So if you are ready to dress yourself or your walls, this store is a good place to start!

The security at the door coming in was initially off-putting. It's been several years since I've…read morebeen to a Burlington, and it was a bummer to learn they no longer have a men's dress clothing section, nor do they have much in the way of big and tall selection (this place used to be a go-to). Found much better selections and prices across the street, surprisingly. They had a few things for kids that seemed cool, but overall this experience was quite disappointing and I don't think I'll be back.